The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-13

WIZ selld one dozen bulbs of the cinnamon VINE.
VIII send some bulbs to Aunt Susie ifshe wishes.
sueee to the Kingdom
| No'e-Wil be very glad to get them.
! Mary r Tets, Opeiika Ala.-5Iy father takes THE
| toN'rlTNrioN and we look anXilusy FIR il every
| week and livery naturally turn TO Woman's King
! oom' where have gained much Information
aIa sun wishing for more, have little ret dog
/ u ndy Belts which belonged to my husband, ana
lor mat reason try 10 take special OF him; he
mas mango very badly, and ifthe sisters or eny one
eiSe can give me remedy for it | viii he greatly
| opnged l hope to hear from some one very soon.
| Mrs. Clara B. Cook, Marshall, Texas.-I have
neena reader of your paper only three short weeks
nave two dear sisters in the good old Georgia state
| ana they have contributed very LARGELY 10 my
pleasure by giving me a subscription to THE CoNsGI-
| TUITION What could l appreciate more? Every
| week it is solid comfort hardly know whether
! the chidrens Aunt Susie belongs to the grown
tolSs or not; however presume she does. Would it
consume too much space to print our queries and
! Your answer Just beneath? By that means every
one could get benefit in full of Information given
Mrs e. c." Buffalo Gap, TeXas-I have been
thinking for long time that ! would write to the
| Womans Kingdom. As you will see live away
out on the so called frontier but it is far from it.
we have good society," relehing every sunday and
sunday schools also. My father moved from Geor-
| ga when was ten years ofage though dearly re-
| member our dear old home and friends. would
| love to correspond with some of the sisters near
| Dawson, Ga, for we lived only three miles from
| there' My husband isa COW boy, and consequently
is away from home great deal. All of the people
back there think that Texas COWBOYS are very
rough and desperate, but they are just as good as
| can be q Think We have been taking THE Con.
| srtTurIoN since last September and do not think
could do without it, and ii gats better all the time.
we have had very dry year; there will be nothing
raised in this section except millet and sorghum.
Mrs L. How'd, Nuskegon Mich-My husband has
been taking your paper since last December and We
are well pleased with it, think the Womans KING
| dom is worth the price of the paper l have three
| little ones and get many useful hints from the
| Woman's Kingdom l would like to ask some of
the sisters to furnish receipt for clearing white kid
| gloves. / would like to exchange pineapple and
fan trimming for Mikado and double roseleaf
Please except inclosed poem, "Papa's Letter."
Mrs. NJ +. Dakin, Martini Miss.-I hope dear
editress you will admit in your charming circle
| especially as come seeking information concern
| ing some dear friends of my childhood. Can any
| one tell me the whereabouts of Messrs. John and
Neil Granger, John Doubty, John Cantrell, Jim
Briggs, George Avery and Buck Fry; they belonged
| to the same lightning rod company that my father
| Thomas R. Guse, did; he is now dead, and would
like to hear something from his old comrades; none
| OF them have seen since 1 a child. have
| lived in Columbus, LaGrange, Griffin, Newman and
| Hogansville, Ga, and Ridge Springs, S. c.. Many
are the kind fIjends would like to ask about but
| fear of making my letter too long have two very
petty knit quilt patterns that 1 would like to ex-
change for geraniums or other patterns. renew
my subscription; can get in the September box2
| Success to Woman's Kingdom.
"Polly," Trussyle, Ala-I can furnish Mrs. V.
W., Helena, La, Plymouth rock eggs at one dollar
for setting of thirteen. We have one hen which
laid two eggs day every other day FIVE times this
| SNrinp also aviuU thp IN A 6rOua
Of carboc acid in drinking water viii cure cholera
in chickens; sulphur in food viii destroy lice and
poles wash with mixture of sulphur and kerosene
will destroy house lice VIII one of the ladies kind
| ly write the receipt for washing with kerosene?
Can any one give me good receipt for watermelon
sweet pickle? Where can l procure pepperment
and calamus? write below receipt for a splendid
blackberry jam cake, which, if the ladies will try
once, / know they will make the second cake:
Three cups unsifted flour, two cups sugar. one cup
butter, enc cup jam, two teaspoonfuls soda, one
teaspoonful cloves two teaspoonsful cinnamon and
one teaspoonful of nutmeg.
"a Friend, Scale, A1a-If you will allow me the
privilege will ask few questions in regard to the
culture Of geraniums, also tube rose, that
have it to bloom the first year after planting; will it
do to plant them in the fall, is it best to plant
themin the spring? would be thankful to some of
yur many readers if tley would be kind
| enough 10 give me some dots in making
| wax flowers, and what color of paint, and
| what is best to get? l would like so much
to know how to make skeleton leaves; have
heard that they were very beautiful. l would be
thankful if any one could tell me where can find
tile poem, 'Virginius and the Maniac?'
Mrs s. A. Wylie, Purlie, Franklin county, Texas
No visitor is more welcome in our quiet Texas home
than your valuable paper. We have been taking
| THE CONSTITUTION but short time and are highly
| pleased with it, ! must say that ] feel great
! intprpst I'm GEORGIA for I have relatives
in that state and am also a native of Georgia.
| have an uncle and family living some where in
Georgia. when last heard from was living at or near
| Covington, from whom we have not heard in
| years; his name is Wesley Cook: is an Episcopal
| Methodist preacher. Any one that may chance to
see this Who can give me any information concern
| ing him or any Of his family will confer lasting
| favor. Let hear from him either through
| Woman's KingdC N or by private correspondence /
will give the sisters Il for chicken cholera
one that can say 1t is sulphuric acid
| given in their water and in food put in enough to
N Ike the water taste sour also their food once or
twice week.
Mrs w. A. Byers, Greenville, S. C-Here I 81,
and have been for the past five or ten minutes with
| a nomentous problem looming up before my very
eyes viz, how shall begin this, my first letter to
Wo1nan's Kingdom? Now can't say have been a
silent ~ admirer etc. for you are as we'll aware of
the fact as myself am; that variety is the spice of
| merits Of Womans Kingdom; nothing new in that
| This Kingdom, 50 wisely shaped and governed by
| the same Aunt Susie who tortues the poor little
neces and nephews throughout the land regarding
| her real name We too Uhe older children have a
slight degree of curosty-iust little, you know,
| enherited from dear old Mother Eve What's in a
name anyway? We know you are the embodiment
| of love and unselfishness. You have established
! Kingdom Of which We all may be proud. You are
the head and just 90 smoothly and gracefully as We
| glide along under your management, so should we
| likewise in our sub-kngdOms endeayOr to have our
little ones look UP with that ever adnirng glance
which assures us we are indeed and in truth the
pilot that shields and protects them from the storms
| of this rough old life. God in his infinite wisdom,
intrusted US with the Of these precious Jewels
and in appreciation Of His divine win we should
| plant the foundation of our LIES structure upon
| right and duty, and though our edilce be as the
lowly cottage in comparison with the princely
| mansion of those around whose brows are twined
laurel and the bay; me thinks, all unawares, we
shall find our bow Of SUCCESS and happiness arch
over our own lowly threshold, rejecting the warm